Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

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Freedom to |. | che Participating in extracurricular activities is exercising a privilege, but ev- Participate xf ery privilege carries a responsibility—and every freedom requires an obli- gation. Because we respect the obligations of cooperation and fairplay, we have gained additional privileges of special activities, clubs, pep ral- lies, plays, contests, assemblies, movies—freedoms granted to those who are free. Cn i i i i i i a A ctwities

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Freedom to Participate Freedom to Succeed Freedom to Compete Freedom to Excel Freedom to Join Freedom to Advance » Freedom to Learn Freedom to Enter Freedom to Advertise (1) The Golden Band from Bulldog Land performs Bicentennial halftime shows ending in the formation of Texas. (2) The peace and quiet of the library helps Jana Borland catch up on class work. Opening 5

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Ses a es ss es as aS aS (1) Howdy Week winners display prize poster: Sandra Beck, Otis Workman, Coach Brangan, Julie Cox, Donald Boson, and Jan Osier. (2) J.V. Football players show their spirit in a pep rally skit. (3) Penny Salter shows enthusiasm at getting to see a movie for only 50¢. (4) Motorcross finalist Craig Knight rum- bles through the rugged race. (5) Memorizing march- ing tunes initiates Freshman Robyn Byford into the band. (6) Keywanette Lisa Sikes entertains grade schoolers at Halloween party. Activities 7